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Thinking about sharing a horse with your child? Here’s what you need to know first...
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How do I lunge a young horse? Useful advice from Jennie Loriston-Clarke
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3 polework exercises that could help give you and your horse the edge
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How to get planning permission for stables
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4 simple exercises to help improve your horse’s core strength
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Learn from the best: William Fox-Pitt’s top tips for eventing success
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What should you do with your horse the day before an event? H&H investigates…
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The pros and cons of keeping a horse at home: what you really need to know
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Learning to ride as an adult – what you need to know before you get started
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How to stop water buckets freezing: 12 top tips to help prevent this issue
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How small is the world’s smallest horse and other tiny horses facts you need to know
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How much does a horse really cost a month? H&H does the maths...
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5 festive horsey films you need to settle down with this Christmas
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Adding oats — and other myths about feeding competition horses debunked
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The best way to feed a horse to avoid gastric ulcers
Read advice from a range of experts on how to best feed a horse with gastric ulcers
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Feeding a horse for weight gain — don’t miss this expert advice
If you want to find out more about feeding a horse for weight gain, make sure you read this advice from industry experts...
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The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram: how the phrase ‘that’s the way the horse has always gone’ is being challenged
For years it’s been thought that horses who swish their tail, put their ears back and open their mouth when being ridden are behaving negatively. However, recent research by vet Sue Dyson, a specialist in equine orthopaedics, has proved that these behaviours are often signs of musculoskeletal pain
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Feeding horses with laminitis — what should you do?
If you are feeding horses with laminitis, make sure you don’t miss this expert advice on how to best negotiate the issue
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When equine insurance saves the day... *H&H Plus*
Your monthly insurance bill may seem like an avoidable drain on resources, until disaster strikes and you find out just how valuable it really is, as these four stories demonstrate...
